If you are being interviewed by a television reporter for an edited story, be sure to be a name dropper – just make sure the name you drop is the reporter’s name. For example: “Anne, it was ...

Name Dropper. By CBSNews.com staff CBSNews.com staff. March 29, 2001 / 9:17 AM EST / CBS Sean "Puffy" Combs is ... The name change will be on his new album, ...

For decades, brides and grooms played the name game by a largely unchallenged set of rules. Wives gave up their so-called “maiden” names and began married life with a new identity: His.Then ...

Dominick Dunne’s first book was “The Winners,” a sequel to gossip columnist Joyce Haber’s popular novel “The Users.” Released in 1982, “The Winners” was poorly reviewed, but, for ...

Nicknames. They're at once intimate and public, heavy with meaning to those in the know but nearly incomprehensible to outsiders. And no matter what a certain occupant of the Oval Office might ...

Among U.S. newspaper columnists, Leonard Lyons, 47, is the No. 1 name-dropper. Columnist Lyons bears his title proudly, and his chatter about celebrities in his column, "The Lyons Den," ...

The Name Dropper is an anomaly, and it plans to celebrate three-quarters of a century in business with a birthday party Feb. 20 from 1 to 4 p.m.

Through the years of shopping at The Name Dropper and its sister store Storkland at Eastchase, Walden got to know the owners, the Schroll family. She appreciated their dedication to customers and ...